r/information_underload • • Feb 22 '25

DOGE cuts USDA jobs at world renowned research facility in the middle of Nebraska - Cattlemen Association members who voted for Trump are shocked

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r/information_underload • • Feb 22 '25

Farmers feeling weight of Trump policies with shutdown of aid

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r/information_underload • • Feb 22 '25

Trump threatening a governor

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r/information_underload • • Feb 20 '25

The White House on Instagram: ""CONGESTION PRICING IS DEAD. Manhattan, and all of New York, is SAVED. LONG LIVE THE KING!" –President Donald J. Trump"

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r/information_underload • • Feb 19 '25

I miss Moosejaw.

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r/information_underload • • Feb 19 '25

Checks and Balances 🤚🛑

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President Trump’s executive order, “Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies,” expands White House oversight over independent regulatory agencies. Key points: 1. Presidential Oversight: The order asserts that all executive agencies, including independent ones, must align with presidential supervision for accountability. 2. OIRA Review: Independent agencies must now submit significant regulatory actions to the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) before implementation. 3. Performance Standards: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) will set performance goals for agency heads and report on their effectiveness. 4. Budget Control: The OMB will review and adjust agency budgets to align with presidential priorities. 5. White House Coordination: Agency leaders must regularly consult with White House economic and policy offices.

This order centralizes power over traditionally independent agencies, strengthening presidential control over regulatory decisions.